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Clarra

conscious beauty ingredient scanner

Conscious beauty ingredient scannerThe conscious-beauty scanner that reads what's really inside. Scan any beauty or personal-care product and get a plain answer — ingredient safety, cruelty-free and vegan status — before it ever touches your skin.

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Part of the studio's beauty-tech products work.

Why it exists

"Clean", "natural" and "cruelty-free" are marketing words with no legal definition, and the safety net behind them is thinner than most shoppers assume — the US restricts only a handful of cosmetic ingredients where the EU restricts well over a thousand. That leaves people decoding INCI lists in the aisle, trusting a bunny logo that nobody polices, and guessing.

The conscious-beauty ingredient scanner turns that guesswork into a plain answer. Point your camera at a barcode, let it read the ingredient label on-device, and get separately-sourced badges for ingredient safety, cruelty-free and vegan status — each with a plain-language "why", no chemistry degree required. Safety facts stay free and shareable, so the useful part is never locked away.

What makes it different is focus and independence. It's beauty-only and women-first — not a food app with a cosmetics tab bolted on — and it's personalised to your skin and life stage, so a pregnancy, a sensitivity or a personal values line changes the verdict you see. Above all, no brand can pay for its score; the rating answers to the shopper, not the shelf. It's in active development and launching soon.

What it does

How it works

  1. Scan

    Point your camera at the barcode on any beauty or personal-care product.

  2. Read

    Get an instant, plain-language breakdown of ingredient safety — no chemistry degree required.

  3. Decide

    See cruelty-free and vegan status at a glance, before it ever touches your skin.

Who it's for

  • Shoppers who read every label
  • People with sensitive skin or ingredient allergies
  • Anyone avoiding animal-tested or non-vegan products

Common questions

What can Clarra scan?
Beauty and personal-care products — skincare, makeup, hair and body — by their barcode.
When does Clarra launch?
It's in active development and launching soon; the studio is finishing the ingredient database and verification pipeline.

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